- Use POWER as your guide: P-plan, O-Organize, W-Write, E-Evaluate, R- Revise
- Always choose a topic you are familiar with
- Always develop a proper thesis statement
- Choose three-five main points, arguments, or areas to cover in your paper
- Research paper should have an outline. Outline is divided into three parts: introduction, body and conclusion.
- Gather data, statistics, quotes and information
- You can gather information through internet also by taking help of various information sites. Some of the famous sites are about.com. ivillage.com, world book.com etc. Avoid pay sites. Look for .org, .edu or .gov sites for better information.
- Some research papers may require you to conduct research of your own. You can do this by writing simple surveys and distributing them amongst your associates.
- Create an outline for your paper
- Include footnotes or end notes
- Check your paper for errors in syntax, grammar, punctuation, spelling and organization. Use your spell and grammar check.
- Make at least 2-3 drafts before creating a final one
- Type it out, save it and print or copy.
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